Transcript 02/28/11 David Guzman

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David Guzman
Brooklyn, NY
Preschool teacher

Topic Tree:

Working Wildlife
Ancient Inventions
Drink to That
Historical Lesson
TV Holidays
U.S. Attractions
Lead Actress
“A” for Athlete
Ancient and Current
Business Origins

Topic Tree: (randomized)

Drink to That
Ancient and Current
“A” for Athlete
Historical Lesson
Business Origins
Ancient Inventions
TV Holidays
Working Wildlife
Lead Actress
U.S. Attractions


Question 1 – U.S. Attractions
One of the nation’s biggest tourist attractions, Temple Square brings 5 million visitors a year to what U.S. city?
A. Washington, D.C.
B. Salt Lake City
C. New Orleans
D. San Antonio

Spoiler

B. Salt Lake City
$15K
Bank - $15K

Question 2 – Lead Actress
What would be the title of the movie “Driving Miss Daisy” if it featured the name of the film’s lead actress?
A. Driving Lynn Redgrave
B. Driving Jessica Tandy
C. Driving Anne Bancroft
D. Driving Blythe Danner

Spoiler

B. Driving Jessica Tandy
$7K
Bank - $22K

Question 3 – Working Wildlife
At the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, organizers employed dozens of what animals as “security guards”?
A. Cats
B. Lizards
C. Birds
D. Monkeys

JTQ 1

Spoiler

D. Monkeys
$25K
Bank - $22K

Question 4 – TV Holidays
In a memorable episode of “Seinfeld,” which of these is not one of the traditions of the Costanza family holiday called Festivus?
A. The Charity Gift
B. The Feats of Strength
C. The Aluminum Pole
D. The Airing of Grievances

Spoiler

A. The Charity Gift
$2K
Bank - $24K

Question 5 – Ancient Inventions
In the first century A.D., Heron of Alexandria invented a device for use in the temles that was the forerunner of what modern machine?
A. Air conditioner
B. Public address system
C. Escalator
D. Coin-operated vending machine

JTQ 2

Spoiler

D. Coin-operated vending machine
$1K
Bank - $24K

Question 6 – Business Origins
In 1928, Daniel and Dorothy Gerber launched a new product line soon after they started making what for their infant daughter?
A. Rattles
B. Pajamas
C. Baby food
D. Diapers

Spoiler

C. Baby food
$10K
Bank - $34K

commercial break

Question 7 – Historical Lesson
“The Politics and Culture of the ‘Sixties’” is a college course at the Univ. of Michigan covering which of these topics?
A. The Marshall Plan
B. The New Deal
C. The Great Society
D. The Gilded Age

Spoiler

C. The Great Society
$3K
Bank - $37

Question 8 – “A” for Athlete
As its name suggests, the AFL is a football league that plays each of its games in a what?
A. Agora
B. Armory
C. Arena
D. Auditorium

Spoiler

C. Arena
$5K
Bank - $42K

Question 9 – Ancient and Current
The name of which of these ancient objects is by definition also a term for a deceptive type of harmful computer program?
A. Trojan Horse
B. Holy Grail
C. Golden Fleece
D. Burning Bush

Spoiler

A. Trojan Horse
$500
Bank - $42,500

Question 10 – Drink to That
Though different brands each have their own formulas, the primary flavoring ingredient in all gin is what?
A. Anise
B. Fennel
C. Cardamom
D. Juniper

ATA

ATA results

12% A. Anise
18% B. Fennel
4% C. Cardamom
66% D. Juniper

Spoiler

D. Juniper
$100
Bank - $42,600

commercial break

$100K
For a climatic scene in the film “Suspicion,” Alfred Hitchcock famously hid an illuminated light bulb inside a what?
A. Grand piano
B. Briefcase
C. Glass of milk
D. Stuffed falcon

David decides to leave with $42,600.

Spoiler

C. Glass of milk

[Kazoo65]

1. easy-I've been there.2. easy-I've seen the movie several times. 3. This is a WWOQ.  I would jump it right away.4. ATA. It's pop culture, and they might know it.5. I'd JTQ this one too.6. easy-there's a Gerber plant in Fremont, Michigan.  Every year they have a Baby Food Festival in the summertime.7. easy. 8. easy. There used to be an AFL team in Grand Rapids, called the "Rampage". 9. easy.10 easy-this comes up on J! a lot.Classic BAM$100K-I don't know this one and I'm out of lifelines. I take my money and walk.